Citizen Science Portal publishes through GBIF occurrences of Invasive Plants in Portugal
Published on January 20, 2015
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Seminars GBIF Information Day
Published on January 15, 2015
In the last month of December the GBIF Portuguese Node performed the national roadmap of seminars GBIF Information Day, which was attended by 159 participants from 26 different institutions, including universities and research institutions, ICNF (the national nature conservation and forests agency), regional and local administration, private companies, NGOs and aquariums.
Nova edição do GBits já disponível
Published on January 5, 2015
Já se encontra disponível um novo número do Gbits, n.º 42, Dezembro 2014. Nesta edição é destacado o desafio GBIF Ebbe Nielsen que substitui o habitual prémio Ebbe Nielsen. É também referido o projeto conjunto entre Índia e Noruega na obtenção de dados de Biodiversidade e é referida também a conferência dos padrões de informação de biodiversidade bem como a conferência COP-12 e os seus resultados.
The 2015 Young Investigators GBIF Award are available for applications
Published on January 5, 2015
Is it now open the call for nominations for the 2015 GBIF Young Researchers Award, which will highlight innovative research, developed by students in master's or doctoral studies in the field of Biodiversity Informatics. The two prizes will be awarded with a money prize of 4 000€ each.
The New Ebbe Nielsen Challenge 2015 was launched
Published on December 3, 2014
It is now available the registration for the Ebbe Nielsen GBIF challenge that replaces the usual Ebbe Nielsen award. This challenge aims to inspire scientists, informatics, data modelers, cartographers and other specialists to innovate and create new applications in the area of free access to biodiversity data in a competition for a 1st prize of 20 000€ and 2nd prize of 5 000€.
Checklist of the Vascular Plants of Portugal from The Lusitanian Association of Phytosociology, through GBIF
Published on November 20, 2014
The GBIF node has just published through its IPT service the Checklist of Portuguese Flora with information about 3994 taxa, including establishmet means and emdemins status. Data are available through the IPT service of the Portuguese Node of GBIF and through the international GBIF portal.
The National Museum of Natural History and Science of the University of Lisbon publishes the Checklist of Bryophytes of Portugal through GBIF
Published on November 20, 2014
The National Museum of Natural History and Science (MUHNAC), of the University of Lisbon, Portugal has recently published the Checklist of Bryophytes of Portugal with 704 occurrences in a total of 704 taxa. The data are available on the IPT service of MUHNAC and through the international GBIF portal.
The GBIF Information Day
Published on November 16, 2014
Registrations available here.
The Portuguese Node of GBIF promotes during December 2014, the roadmap of seminars GBIF Information Day, with the aim of familiarizing the participants with the resources of biodiversity information, data, software and protocols published through GBIF.
O portal do GBIF disponibiliza dados da tendência da disponibilização de informação por cada país.
Published on November 3, 2014
Os utilizadores do portal do GBIF.org podem agora ter acesso às tendências mundiais e nacionais na mobilização de dados e assim saber mais sobre os utilizadores do portal do GBIF. Estas melhorias fornecem conhecimentos sobre o volume e o conteúdo de dados mediados através do GBIF e oferecem informações ricas sobre como parceiros nacionais podem organizar as suas redes de informação sobre biodiversidade.
Third meeting of the mentoring Project France-Portugal-Spain at the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris
Published on November 3, 2014
The Portuguese Node of GBIF participated at last 14-16 October at the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle in Paris in the third and final meeting of the mentoring project between France, Portugal and Spain, with the aim of exchanging experiences and expertise among the different nodes.
The main themes developed and discussed in this meeting were: